[recycled pe/pp morning brief] market expected to continue stable consolidation trend

1. Focus Points

1、 On August 4th, although the risk of U.S. sanctions on oil-producing countries remains, the market continues to focus on OPEC+ increasing production, leading to a decline in international oil prices.

2、 Polyethylene: Previous DayPolyethylene Market Price Adjustment The linear transaction price is 7160-7480 yuan/ton. It is understood that ， The cost-side support is weakening, and there is no positive news to boost the market. At the beginning of the month, market resources have increased, and participants are primarily focused on actively selling, leading to mostly slight price declines. 。 The price in the North China linear market has dropped by 40-60 yuan/ton. Eastern China market priceDown 20CNY/ton South China market The price dropped by 20-50 yuan/ton. In the afternoon, the polyethylene price is expected to be adjusted accordingly.

3. Polypropylene:The previous day's futures opened lower and fluctuated downwards. In the morning, market quotations fell by 20-50 yuan/ton. Weak demand constrained market transaction volume, and many traders, aiming to mitigate risks, actively offered discounts to sell. Although there has been a dense release of policies in the short term, downstream sectors face dual challenges from domestic demand and foreign trade, making substantial improvements difficult in the short term. Amid the supply-demand advantages and disadvantages, the market is expected to show weak and slightly downward fluctuations in the near term. By midday, mainstream prices for East China raffia were between 7020-7180 yuan/ton.

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Unit: Yuan/ton

3. Market Outlook

The recycled plastic market is experiencing a range-bound trend. The price of new materials is pulled down by the fluctuations in futures, leading to declining offers. There is a lack of sustained positive support within the market, increasing the pressure on recycled plastic enterprises to sell. In the short term, new order intake for downstream plastic product manufacturers is still not ideal, providing limited demand boost for recycled plastics. At the same time, raw material prices are not being lowered willingly, resulting in high inventory levels for recycling enterprises. Manufacturers are not seeing good profits, and it is expected that the market will continue to show a dull and stable consolidating trend.